African Transitional Justice Network | Erika | Friends Activity https://www.africantjnetwork.org.za/members/erika-miyamoto/activity/friends/ Activity feed for Erika's friends. Thu, 30 Jul 2026 12:10:26 +0200 https://buddypress.org/?v= en-US 30 hourly 2 ac68544fbc0a7016cdf559ac27bb98cf Jonas posted an update in the group Transitional AI Justice https://www.africantjnetwork.org.za/activity/p/679/ Wed, 20 May 2026 13:34:24 +0200

Call for Papers | Interdisciplinary Conference ‘Transitional Justice beyond the rule-based world order: Interdisciplinary perspectives on peace and justice’ https://www.kiu.europa-uni.de/en/kiu-news-events/events-kiu/upcoming-events/2026/20260615-callforpapers-transitional-justice/index.html

Call for Papers | Interdisciplinary Conference ‘Transitional Justice beyond the rule-based world order: Interdisciplinary perspectives on peace and justice’ • European University Viadrina
European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder) and the National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy invite scholars and practitioners to submit abstracts for an international interdisciplinary conference on Transitional Justice, taking place on 1–2 December 2026 in Frankfurt (Oder). The conference will explore how societies address grave human rights violations, rebuild institutions, restore trust, and pursue peace and justice amid shifting global orders and new forms of conflict. | Submission deadline: 15 June 2026.
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]]> 0 41916a934a9099bf706bf659dc57ebde The Price of Inclusion: Are We Sacrificing African Identity at the Altar of International Norms? Across our continent, peacebuilding and transitional justice processes continue to be measured against a liberal yardstick that was never designed with Africa in mind. In our pursuit of international legitimacy of being seen as modern, civilised, compliant we have too often traded away the very cultural foundations that make reconciliation meaningful to the communities we serve. This is what I call the price of inclusion: the quiet erosion of indigenous knowledge, local ritual, and community-owned healing in exchange for frameworks that look good in donor reports but land poorly on the ground. The gap between international norms and local realities is not a technical problem. It is a political one. And it will not be closed by adding an "African perspective" paragraph to an otherwise Western framework. What it demands is co-created, culturally resonant, and locally owned peacebuilding built with communities, not for them. So, at what point does alignment with international standards become a barrier to genuine African-led transitional justice? https://www.africantjnetwork.org.za/activity/p/653/ Tue, 19 May 2026 12:21:03 +0200

The Price of Inclusion: Are We Sacrificing African Identity at the Altar of International Norms?

Across our continent, peacebuilding and transitional justice processes continue to be measured against a liberal yardstick that was never designed with Africa in mind. In our pursuit of international legitimacy of being seen as modern, civilised,…Read More

]]> 0 e44c8c176d9b8b4165d12558d004714a Jonas posted an update in the group Transitional AI Justice https://www.africantjnetwork.org.za/activity/p/253/ Fri, 27 Mar 2026 06:13:56 +0200

Join us at the inaugural Africa Just AI Conference, themed Grounding AI Governance in Justice (30–31 March 2026). We will present a paper titled “The Redress Clause for Transitional AI Impacts” by Jonas Kgomo, a transitional justice mechanism for addressing societal impacts of AI.
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